Jess Park has transformed her career with a surprise move from Manchester City to Manchester United last September. The 24-year-old has become a standout performer in the Women's Super League, scoring six goals and providing four assists in 16 appearances. Her stunning strike against Atletico Madrid helped United reach the Women's Champions League quarter-finals.

Park's form has caught England's attention as she seeks to break into Sarina Wiegman's starting XI. The Lionesses face Ukraine without Ella Toone and Beth Mead, giving Park an opportunity to shine. Former England striker Ellen White praised her transformation, noting she's 'a completely different player' with newfound freedom at United.

United manager Marc Skinner believes Park's success could translate to the international stage, though he acknowledges the challenge of adapting to England's system. With eight camps before the 2027 Women's World Cup, Park has time to cement her role. Her ability to thrive in a free attacking position - where she's created more goal involvements than any other English WSL player this season - could be the key to unlocking her potential for England.